Sameth, Wallmaker and Prince of the Old Kingdom (
makesthings) wrote2012-10-06 11:00 pm
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Talking with Nick after Ava
Someday Sam will remember to stop working when the sun comes up, but last night wasn't one of those nights.
He opened the door from his workroom and found Milliways and just went up to that room, where he remembered to take off his boots and set the wards before falling asleep.
His dreams were nice, being in the room made him think of Kait and he kept reaching out for her in his sleep.
He opened the door from his workroom and found Milliways and just went up to that room, where he remembered to take off his boots and set the wards before falling asleep.
His dreams were nice, being in the room made him think of Kait and he kept reaching out for her in his sleep.
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"What I'm good at now is helping the Old Kingdom, that's enough."
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He takes a swallow of tea, then sets the cup absently aside on the nearest surface and drums his fingers on the arm of the chair.
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Nick must have had some reason more for wanting to talk.
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"Only... I don't suppose you've seen Ava since the other night?"
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He won't mention that he apologized or mentioned Nick yet, that could end badly.
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He shrugs.
"You'd know more about that than I would."
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This is only a little change of what happened, Ava asked what was wrong with Nick, but it will work for now.
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"Did she."
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"Unless she thinks that I'm such a child I can't look after myself."
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He's not completely sure of that as he doesn't really understand Ava, but it's Nick. What Nick knows, he knows, the problem is when he gets into things he doesn't know.
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Nick sighs and scrubs a hand over his mouth, looking glum.
"Bloody awful impression I make when it counts."
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Sam respects Lirael, but she intimidates him, since he doesn't think she thinks that much of him.
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"How is Kait, anyway? Been a while since you've mentioned her."
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So he's leaving her alone and working even harder.
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"... sorry, old chap."
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He starts to get to his feet.
"Suppose I ought to get back. See if I can move Uncle Edward along any faster."
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"Count on it."